of rain. is there mist but it is all gray. cloud are here very temperature. as we zoom out we will look at that line of storms over missouri just starting to enter into illinois. we will break this down further and look at that severe threat an enhanced wrist from being chicago to little rock tornado watches and severe thunderstorm watches are in effect and few severe thunderstorm warnings. the don't see any tornado warnings at the moment but we will keep you posted. that is cold front that is moving through our area late are tomorrow afternoon and evening. in the meantime it is cold glummy it is a bit misty at 42. forty-one in trenton. look the at the heat to the south. eighty-three right now in st. louis. it is 86 in little rock. i'll time out the arrival of the cold front and will get warm, 70's tomorrow and then that threat for severe weather good news all that coming up with the seven day in a bit new back inside to you. kate, thanks very much. in the news tonight there

are new developments in the police shooting of an unarmed man in south carolina investigators are looking at dash cam video to shed more light on exactly what happened. >> they are looking into prior complaints of the excessive force. omar villafranca has latest from, north charleston. >> reporter: witness who recordedded a south carolina police officer shooting an an armed man spoke out for the the first time in an interview with nbc news. >> i remember police had control of the situation. he had conn troll of scott. scott was just trying to get away from the taser. >> reporter: cell video begin as walter scott attempt to flee and shows police officer michael slager firing eight times. it shows slager dropping something next to the victim's body. slager is now charged with murder. record show the officer, a coastguard veteran had two other complaints during his five years on the force. one was a 2013 complaint filed by three three-year old mario

givens. >> the whole time i threw through my hand up and he taserd me. >> reporter: givens and his attorney expressed concern that north charleston police force has a deep routed problems. >> they didn't try to listen or investigate because he wouldn't be alive. >> reporter: n double ap chapter president dock to the says police force need to be accountable to the community we need to get them quick there has to be consequences for behavior of the officers. >> reporter: slager is currently being held without one. omar villafranca for cb cbs-3 "eyewitness news". officer slager had has deep ties for our area he was here a while before becoming a police officer in south carolina he grew up in burlington county and graduated from lenape high school in medford. cleve bryan spoke to the former classmates of slager and joins us at the high school with what he had had to say, cleve. >> reporter: erika, i spock with a classmate that graduated with slager back in

2001 from lenape high school. she says even as shooting incident happened far away it hits close to home. >> it is just sad. his family has to go through a lot of pain for something that shouldn't happen. >> reporter: thumbing through her lenape high school year book christie remembers sitting in class with michael slager. >> i was weak in a subject he would be right there to help me. never would have thought that he had, any violence or toward anyone. >> reporter: he says slager was quiet the a and in the in the least intimidating. >> i get very small build so i was shocked to see how broad he was. >> reporter: video showing slager a white officer shooting an unarmed black man in the back has sent a shock wave through lenape circles. it upset her many are questioning if he had a racist upbringing. >> i mean i don't really think his upbringing was brought up, racist, as i said, lenaim was a really good school,

everybody got along. there was no you have to be here, you cannot join in. >> reporter: dillon barlow lives a few houses down from where slager spent his teenage years in mount laurel. he is a a recent graduate and find closeness to home at officer involve shooting disturbing. >> i just think it is crazy. i saw the the video. it is just, i don't know it seems like i don't even know it blows my mind. >> reporter: i reached out to the lenape regional high school school district to find out what more we can learn about michael slager. we didn't hear back from them. certainly when students and staff get back something to talk b live from medford township i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 eyewitness muse. chester county bus driver ace rested for leaving a child on that bus all day. authorities tell us that 66 year-old he pick up a seven year-old girl at her home to take her to school. she was only passenger on that van but she never made to it

school. investigators say roseland drove past the school and park the van at the bus lot. when that girl failed to show up for class the school called her mom who notified them that had daughter had gotten on that van. now that little will girl was still strapped in her seat nearly six hours later. when officials found her. the roseland was fired from the bus company. police say speed and alcohol were likely factors in the deadly crash in bucks county this morning. the accident happened at the mechanics villain street roadness bensalem. police say that the driver, 30 year-old brian was trying to pass another vehicle when he lost control of his red mustang and slammed in the utility pole. mechanicsville road was shut down for hours but has been since reopened. well, federal prosecutors want a philadelphia woman behind bars until she goes on trial. that woman keonna thomas was arrested last week and accused of trying to join the terror group known as isis. today a judge heard arguments from both sides in this case. cbs-3 reporter todd quinones

was inside the courtroom and joins us live from the federal courthouse todd. >> reporter: chris, if released on bond prosecutors argued that thomas would pose a flight risk and a danger and the the judge agreed. sitting in the federal courtroom keonna a thomas said nothing during a pretrial hearing. >> get out of my way. >> move, move, move. >> reporter: afterward thomas's grandmother and mother and family supporters said little to reporters outside the federal courthouse. >> she didn't do nothing. >> reporter: what was she doing? >> reporter: this explosive video shows april 3rd arrest of the 30 year-old at her home on the 800 block of north tenth street north philadelphia mother is accused of knowingly a attempting to provide material support and resources to the terror group isis. the the fbi arrest warrant claims after applying for a passport thomas bought airline tickets to board a march 31st flight through spain to turkey through syria where she wanted to give her life through isis.

up investigators contend thomas or young liones a haddon line communication was known islamic militant and sent out a number of disturbing tweets. the assistant u.s. attorney says the associate of thomas continued to post threats after her arrest. >> posted on twitter and called formatterry operation and she posted indicate ago this in prison door would be able to stand begins the force and then put on there icons of a truck and a explosion. >> reporter: neighbors say unemployed 30 year-old lived in this home with american flags with her mother and two daughters, age seven and nine. her court appointed attorneys tried poking holes in the fbi agent's testimony connecting thomasito isis. >> we believe that when all of the evidence is presented the at the time of the trial, that keonna a thomas will be found not guilty. >> reporter: so after the judge's ruling today thomas will remain lock up behind

bars, through her trial. reporting live tonight from the federal courthouse, todd quinones, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you for that. justice department has now charged this madison wisconsin man with attempting to provide material support to isis. criminal complaint says 34 year-old joshua van, he was return to the u.s. on wednesday evening by turkish authorities and handed over to the fbi at chicago's o'hare airport. a new investigation of airport security found that hundreds of intruders had slipped past security and some cases gaining access to planes. in the past decade there have been 268 airport perimeter breaches and this includes intruders hopping fences slipping past guards and then crashing cars right through airport fences. the associated press which conduct this investigation said that in of these incident were terrorism related. now philadelphia had the second highest number of airport perimeter breaches after san francisco.

you may remember this back in march 2012 when a man crashed his jeep through an airport gate right here in philadelphia a. that driver kenneth maysick sped down the runway at very quickly and grounding dozens of planes. he was sentenced to 16 months in federal prison. pennsylvania governor tom wolf comes to philadelphia to discuss education funding. "eyewitness news" at kensington health science is a contacted my today, latest stop on what the governor has dub his schools that teach tour. he wants to talk about the need to invest in public education. >> we see a school like this you see what we could be doing because everyone of these kid has a new lease on life because of what happens in this school. that comes from i know you cannot throw money a at any problem and hope to get an answer but you can't keep taking monday a way from it. >> governor said that investing in education now will save the commonwealth money down the road. coming up tonight a consume are warning, still ahead why thousands of cases

of humus are being recalled. then an underground waterfall in the new york subway, we will update this wild scene. also a driving hazard caught on camera what hail the size of tennis balls does to one man's windshield. we have got a spring cleaning today for your digital life, three on your side with easy ways to protect your on line information, jim donovan just joined us in the studio and h

three people were shot and killed in the courthouse in milan, italy by a man on trial for filing a false bankruptcy. the gun man claudia killed his lawyer, co-defendant and a judge. officials said he planned that shooting spree but they don't

know how he got the gun in the courthouse. he was arrested while trying to flee the scene on the motorcycle. a insuring subway station is still drying out after a huge water main break. train station looking more like an underground waterfall there. 500 people were evacuatedded from that train after the pipe bursts sending water cascading over the cars. aboveground this is what it looked like gushing water flooded streets in the westville age. crews are still cleaning up that mess but subway services are backup and running. well, tax season is now drawing to a close. it is an a ideal time to think about organizing digital files and documents that you have been using. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan looks at what should be part of the digital spring cleaning. >> reporter: during tax season digital files can mount on a computer or mobile device quickly especially for those filing a return on line but with the april 15th deadline approaching and filing season almost over, it is a good time

to get things organized and secure. >> just like our homes get crowded with things over the winter sometimes our digital lives get crowded. >> reporter: national cyber security alliance recommend a digital spring cleaning that includes updating crucial software, not just anti virus protection but all of it. the latest versions of browsers and operating systems have the most updated security protections. >> if you have not made that update to your system you will in fact be vulnerable to the bad guys. >> reporter: when looking to clear space on a hard drive look first for duplicate down loads of files or outdated drafts to delete first. also, consider storing some document in a secured cloud site. if you are not using all of those apps on your phone get rid of them. >> they may have security flaws. if you are not using apps just get rid of them and clean them out. >> reporter: good time to update pass word for on line account, longer pass word are usually safe eras those who contain upper and lower case letters, numbers, symbols.

when was last time you change your pass war. >> just a couple weeks ago, lots of numbers and letters because mine was little less than great. >> listen, you have to keep people out of your stuff good i will try your phone, how much do you want to bet it goes 1234 unlock. >> you have zero chance of doing that. >> here's a question, do you like grilled cheese sandwiches? coming up what new survey says about lovers of that sandwich. skating at river rink along the delaware river is under gone a transformation at this summer, blade are giving way to wheels, i'm pat ciarrocchi with that story, coming up. and she is and, mother of six boys and when we were told of her seventh child her reaction went viral. we will have it for you coming

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that damage is incredible. are those storms moving in our area. >> yes, they are. that same front will come through our area tomorrow evening. we will get rid of the cold and clouds and briefly heat up and then we have to talk about severe storms later tomorrow evening. >> a roller coaster. >> good news is we have a big pay off toward weekend. we will see what the three day forecast but we have threat for strong storms tomorrow. lets time them out but look to the bottom of the screen our weather watchers as always reporting current conditions in their backyard. we love our weather watchers. look through your own neighborhood and see what it is like. it is cold cloudy every where. down the the shore you can see everyone bundled up. they have coat, hoodies uptaking a walk on the boardwalk, this evening. the it is dry for now, just some cloud. camera shaking as that northeasterly wind continues to impact the shore points. the lets get out to storm scan three. a lot going on. the here's that line of storms across portions of missouri iowa and heading in to illinois. another complex of storms along the warm front.

this is a cold front. in between it is the warm sector of that storm. we will be briefly tomorrow and that will help us warm up but take a look at these storms. we have flash flood warning and severe thunderstorm warning in southeastern ohio. tornado warning in northern ohio. a as we zoom back west look at this line starting out as a squall line. with a line of storms like thaw get damaging wind gusts but in the necessarily tornadoes this has split into super cells and we are seeing tornadoes across portions of missouri heading for chicago area in time for their evening rush and that can be a big problem in chicago. we will keep you posted on. that for us it is cold, cloudy we are sitting at 35 for feels like temperature. we are in the lower 40's. this is what it feels like. twenty-six in mount pocono right now with the wind. feels like 37 in allentown. lets talk about this warm up, overnight tonight, chilly cloudy 1:00 a.m. a couple showers moving through. start tomorrow morning in the 40's glummy, and nasty.

you may wake up and think didn't kate say it would be 75 tomorrow? just wait. watch what happens midday. we will get breaks in the cloud cover, we will get southwest wind and quickly up in the 70's. the it may stay cooler to the north and west but here comes that cold front with the threat for strong storms around 6:00 p.m. and temperatures will drop. friday morning patchy fog chilly. by midday sun breaks through. temperatures surge. in the afternoon scattered gusty then are storms biggest threat downpours, lightening, damaging wind and risk for some hail with these storms tomorrow. they will be scattered. her not every where but they are locally strong. any area that gets more sun and warms up has biggest threat for severe weather. big warm up, 75 midday. gusty thunderstorms breaking it out you can see best chance comes around 5:00 p.m. in time for your friday afternoon rush. your three day forecast warm on friday, 70's don't last but look at this weekend a perfect spring weekend highs in the

mid 60's with sound and warms up next week. i'll have the seven day in a few minutes, stay tune, we wi

on the heels of the scientology documentary going clear we're getting inside tom cruise's bromanc well. with the mysterious leader, david. >> and also why the daughter of nirvana's lead singer kirk co babies speak out. >> the insider's louie agearie joins with us more tonight good evening. >> chris and erika, good evening. have you seen this documentary, crazy. go inside the relationship with tom cruise companion and scientology command inner chief. here's the insider in 60

seconds. >> i don't know that scientology lend itself so well to the press. >> david misscab able 54 year-old leader of scientology and has been in the life of their most high profile member tom cruise. >> i have never met a more confident, more compassionate being. >> reporter: new reports alleged that he had a hand in all of cruise's relationship from breaking up his marriage to nicole kidman to screening and selecting his third wife katie holmes. the the church has denied all allegations. the also trending curt co bain's daughter speaks out on his legacy. >> ♪ >> she was interviewed by rolling stone on the 21st anniversary of his death. >> aren't we lucky less than two years old when he committed suicide she produce aid documentary saying my dad has been like santa claus this mythical figure and i don't know him. i want to present curt the

man. >> beautiful is francis bain spitting image of her dad. curt never wanted to be voice of an entire generation. he gave his life for his art and in the end sadly decided the world would be happier place without him. chris and erika. >> louie, we are hearing about this frantic 911 call from sandra bull luck what is going on with this. >> very dramatic stuff. dramatic day in court. the at alleged stalker had to present himself for a preliminary hearing and they played that 911 call where sand that hid in the safe room in her closet when this guy broke into her house. she was on the phone with police for 15 minutes before they arrived. she's oscar winner but fear in her voice that was real. that was no a contacted mist a warning winning performance. >> it was terrifying for anyone. we will talk bit tonight on the insider louie and the the crew. thanks very much. insider tonight and every week night at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. coming up next grab your

bobby socks and roller skates if you have them, there will be new attraction toss look for on the delaware river front this summer. we are live with the big a announcement. >> i know you have roller skates. >> main, don't why. >> also another scandal involving the secret service, these come one after another, this time it involves allegations of the sexual assault. then new at 6:00 pesticide suspect of critically injuring two delaware teens is being widely used in our area. find out what is cot that makes that chemical is saying tonight. we will be

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i'm chris may with the top stories for you, authorities in south carolina could scenery lease dash cam video in the fatal police involved shooting of an unarmed man there. they are also reviewing a previously dismissed excessive force complaint against officer michael slag shore was charged with murder on tuesday. chester county bus driver has been arrested on child endangerment investigators say 66 year-old ivory roseland, picked up a seven year-old girl but never dropped her off at school. he apparently left her in a parked van for six hours. he was fired from his job. federal judge today denied bail for keonna thomas the the 30 year-old mother was arrested last week and accused of plotting to join isis.

let's talk weather now with kate. >> chris, we are in the middle of day two of cloudy chilly conditions but tomorrow we have an eye on strong storms that will roll through in the afternoon between 4:00 and 8:00 p.m. this time tomorrow check back here we will track strong thunderstorms with wind over 40 miles an hour, brief downpours and they could turn severe. we will have more on the seven day forecast coming up, erika. >> kate, thank you. philadelphia is once again trying to make delaware waterfront alluring to locals and visitors out of town. officials a announced a new a attraction on the waterfront coming soon. our pat ciarrocchi joins us now to tell us more bit, pat. >> reporter: are erika, count down is on, 52 days from today, this is going to be completely transformed. this magnet for ice skating for the the last 21 years is becoming a roller rink. philadelphia's icy touch stone of winter is getting ready for summer of 2015, blade are

being traded for wheels. >> it is a great sport, it is a fun activity. thinks a brilliant idea. >> reporter: mayor nutter joined delaware waterfront corporation announcing transformation of the the blue cross river rink removing ice and replacing it with a sports surface to allow outdoor roller skating. >> it is a hot new sport. i am very glad it come back because it is one of the few things i could do as a kid. >> reporter: just down the river spruce street harbor park wildly popular urban beach will reopen and expand with a 125 you this dollars financial support from sponsors uni vest and valley green bank. >> it is a magical experience that they have put together there with the lighting hammocks, the food boardwalk everything. i think people last year came and saw it and adopted it. >> reporter: waterfront executives ensure more hammocks. the first district councilman mark wants to make sure he has

the earliest opportunity to stretch out. >> really created something in philadelphia that or people are now looking at which is so important. >> reporter: these two initiatives will create backdrop for long list of summer waterfront events including the tall ships armada drops anchor for four days beginning june 25th. and also as you are looking live you can see that the ice has been removed, some sand is down and there will be that sport surface that will be brought in. erika, just in case you cannot find your roller skates you will have an opportunity to be able to rent them here, so, summer fest 2015 is opening on memorial day weekend. owe that would be may between the second. runs through late september. on this blustery day along the river, i say come on summer. reporting live from penns landing, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> bring on summer and roller skates pat, thank you. lights are out the atlantic city's former revel casino. ac r energy the power plant

that provides utility, cut the power this afternoon. the building's new owner glenn straub and ac r could not reach a deal regarding payment he a assume as the the new landlord. straub wants to hook up portable generator trucks in the time being. tonight secret service is facing yet another scandal a high ranking supervisor is off the job and under investigation after an alleged sexual assault on the collogue. cbs reporter craig boswell has more from the white house. >> reporter: secret service director joseph clancy is facing yet another scandal within his agency, xavier morales, a senior supervisor is a accused of making unwanted sexual advances on a female subordinate at agency headquarters after returning from a party march 31st. washington post reports that the female agent told police morales tried to kiss her and grabbed her arms when she resisted. she added two scuffled, before

morales relented. director clancy said any threats or violence that endangering our employees in the work place is unacceptable and will not be tolerated. senior soup variety or was put on leave with his security clearance suspended. he was one of the first promotions director clancy made in an attempt to clean up an agency rock by scandal. >> over past several months i have made extensive personal until changes in an effort to bring about positive change. >> reporter: the change has not happened fast enough for many lawmakers. last month, two other supervisors were suspended after driving through an ago i have bomb threat investigation. in september a fence jumper made it in the white house before being stopped. on capitol hill craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". robert durst pleaded not guilty to two weapons charges in a new orleans courtroom today. the the a arrest has kept that millionaire real estate air in new orleans while charged in los angeles in the december 2,000 death of his long time friend susan ber

man. that arrest came before the finally of the hbo documentary about durst aired, being held without bail in a louisiana state prison. after nearly 50 years on the job, with cbs news, bob schieffer, our good friend, is hanging up his mike. >> hard to believe, legendary news man is retiring this summer. susan mcginnes has the story. >> reporter: schieffer made the announcement at tcu his alma matter at journalism school name after him saying he wanted to end it where it began. >> as a little boy, young reporter, i always wanted to be a journalist. >> reporter: still in college he landed his first job at a small fort worth radio station earning a dollar an hour his first job in cbs came in 1969 quite by accident. >> i late are found out i walk in on someone else's appointment and they thought in the beginning i was the other guy. >> reporter: now 78, schieffer

has been the network's chief washington correspondent for two decade. >> face the nation with chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. >> reporter: he has interviewed every president since eisenhower in 2005 he boosted ratings for "cbs evening news" filling in as anchor after dan rather a's departure. he is best known for asking the the questions average americans want answered. >> what the the heck is going on, can you explain to me what is going on? that is very bob schieffer to me. >> reporter: after covering countless presidential campaigns schieffer will not be along for 2016. >> i could not have asked for a better life or something more fun and more fulfilling. >> reporter: sunday mornings will never be the same. susan mcginnes for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". that could not be more true, catch bob schieffer on face the nation sunday morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. he has been such a great friend to all of us here, he is with us most friday

afternoons, for discussion, and, you know, on the road we will see him, he is as great a person as you might imagine him to be. we will miss him a lot. >> no doubt about it. still ahead tonight humus dippers beware, a consumer warning about a major recall. >> she has six boys what if she has a girl. one woman's reaction goes viral when she find out, i think you can guess. >> we're assuming good is what for lunch? what you eat turns out to be a lot about you according to a new study. do you enjoy a grilled cheese sandwich, look out, details ahead, kate. we have got chilly weather outside tonight once again a few showers and tomorrow, the risk to strong to severe then are storms timing of those storms and what to expect when we come

well, a new survey shows a majority of americans don't take part in the stock market. in a new survey by bank rate.com 52 percent of those polled said they are not invested in the market and

that includes ira's and 401k's. most of those people said they either don't have have the money or they still don't trust the the markets. one of the mess popular humus brand in the u.s. announced a major recall. sabra is recalling 30,000 cases of humus because of a listeria contamination. it is a bacteria that can cause serious, sometimes fatal infectionness children and elderly people. f.d.a. is urging everyone to throw that humus out or return it. some great news for taco bell lovers, soon you won't even have to leave your house to get your fix. the fast food chain announced they will try out some form of delivery this form, looks to be dangerous. delivery is being tested in houston and expand to i a few market we're told just in time for football season you can see where they are going with this. >> what a coins den. >> game changer around here. new time to check the philadelphia jobs market report.

>> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has more. >> now might be a good time to event are the health care industry. as more americans gain access to insure, providers will need to add staff to meet increased demand. government projections health care will add 5 million new positions by 2022. you don't always need a lengthy educational background to get into the the industry. job search site career cast assembled a list of the ten best health care jobs for 2015 it found that medical technology jobs are expect to grow 22 percent in the year 2022. they performed lab analysis for diagnosis, treatment and prevention. most technology experts receive training through a certificate or associates degree program. the median wage in the philadelphia area, comes in at $59,400. a big bonus to the industry, medical technology has a high quality have of life. i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3

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trending right now just an amazing reaction, watch here as a mom of six boys find out by cutting a cake that she's finally having a girl...

sharon layer of north carolina, she lost it when it turns out the cake had an inside pink filling. she and her husband have just given up on having a girl after six boys. i can see why. we're told she's now due in august. congratulations what a great reaction. >> she has earned it at this point, luck i number seven. good for them. also trend to go day your lunch choice may say more about your private life then you realize. >> social networking site scout says people who love grilled cheese sandwiches may have a more active social life you might say, um-hmm. >> don't know what that is all about. >> we think you know what we're talking about. survey found grilled cheese lovers are more charitable, adventurous and more likely to travel. cheese sales went through the roof today. just saying. >> nothing like a good grilled cheese.

>> um-hmm. i never met anyone who didn't like grilled cheese, how could you not like grilled cheese. anyway let's move on to our weather watchers some of whom are grilled cheese lovers. lets look at our cameras neighborhood network showing glummy skies. this is a beautiful shot from the palmyra grove nature park looking across the river you can discern the fill skies line there. 40 degrees with that east wind. the it has not let up. you can see is what moving our way. we have a line of showers and then are storms. i will try to outline this for you. this is the cold front. this is the warm front. we have severe weather on either side. this is what we call warm sector of the advancing storm. we will help warm up in the 70's but as we zoom in here pretty nasty storms come with that. warm front from frustrates comes through overnight as a few showers but see tornadoes warnings in western pennsylvania, south of pittsburgh you can see this area right here under a tornado warning there. back to the west along the cold front we have tornado

warnings watches in effect as well across illinois and down into missouri. rough night across midwest and that front head our way as we get in the daze tomorrow. heading back to our weather watchers now we will head back to the weather watchers and see what we have to say on this chilly thursday evening, temperatures only in the 40's. not seeing any 30's spoke to soon, do see one here. 39 degrees. john o'donnell's house in downingtown very chilly a as we head into new jersey. another 30, mark in chatsworth reporting cloud cover and he says dreary best describes today, that is it. lets look at what we are feeling like temperature wise across our area we are looking at 40's lower 40's at best. that is 20 degrees below average. we should be in the the lower 60's. mount pocono 35. wilmington 43. reading 45 degrees. it is cool, cloudy for phillies game tonight, another miserable night lets hope you can pull out a win here. forty-three, cold breezy damp east wind at 10 miles an hour.

another look at that severe threat moderate for midwest and that same cold front that will be moving east tomorrow and will help us ramp those temperatures up but a problem even in the morning we will see visability down around zero as fog takes hold that is as we move from the warm front and warm sector. visibility near zero down the shore and then those storms start to come in the afternoon. threat for severe storms is between four and 8:00 p.m., just barely lehigh valley and poconos, that doesn't mean you can't see a strong storm but best from the city south, downpours, strong wind gusts and frequent lightening, can't even rule out hail as well because we have cold air in the upper atmosphere then we can tap in to overnight tonight cloudy chilly patchy fog, 43. tomorrow cloudy foggy chilly as well but then we will get a brief warm up, 75 degrees with a gusty thunderstorm. you're witness weather seven day forecast once we jump

through hoops tonight, severe thunderstorms possible tomorrow we will get a nice pay off for weekend. sixty-five breezy cool but saturday and sunday beautiful. sixty-six. full day of sunshine. machine looks fantastic. tuesday morning shower take a look lower 70's right through to next thursday, we will send it back to you in the desk. today on the healthwatch healing power of art. project home has a special art program to help homeless people overcome obstacles. >> stephanie stahl introduces us to an artist who has helped turn so many lives around. >> reporter: instead of drugs emmanuel havens find comfort with art. after years of being a addicted a homeless manny is regular at project home artwork shop. it alleviates stress and tension. >> reporter: project home art program empowers people homeless, providing them with healthy productive ways to express themselves share ideas. >> it helps people to be able to have have self esteem and

confident in their accomplishment. >> reporter: rachel, the program coordinate the or say therapeutic benefits are well documented for people's merge from homelessness a way to feel productive and connect. >> it is a place to develop skills. it is socialization, the ability to be able to explore, problem solve through art museum. >> reporter: vince struggles with severe depression that left him periodically home less. he says his art on display in a up come show depicts chaos in his brain. >> it is a literal way of getting those emotions out of your system instead of pushing them down letting them build up, and build up it allows to you express tonight a very healthy way. >> reporter: art from the project home project, will be featured at artist for all seasons art show opening this come monday the 13th at drexel university. it will be a great show. a lot of people will be interested in seeing it.

we have more information at cbs philly.com and i'll put that seven twitter ape facebook. wonderful folks. >> see how many pieces they have put together too. >> you were whyy today it was a bus you day. we will talk about that and medical sports. and, crisis treatment center and, scattered good foundation. second part in the continuing series on how communities who work together to protect children, and families from the damaging effects of stress. not enough hours in the day; apparently not 6789 are. >> great program wonderful program. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a kindle give away. >> now dozens of local students got a popular ebook reader, free of charge. we will be right back.

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one. a special photography exhibit is sure todays will audiences in the kimmel center. the musical director michael took these stunning photos during his travels around the world. they will be available for purchase at the pops concert this weekend and proceed will benefit pot pops in schools educational programming. >> beautiful photos. >> they are. >> students in south philadelphia high school have new kindle fires to use tonight. >> these tablets are coming from an unconventional source. kyw news radio mike dinardo reports. >> reporter: students at south philadelphia high school were presented with 25 kindle fires hd, they were donated by professionals for progress a group co founded by emmanuel busy a a one time occupy demonstrator who works for a major financial institution. this days he encourages professionals to provide resources for schools. i'm raise something money. fun raising, and and kindle

for kid program has given tablets to parkway city high school. >> particularly with access to information. >> one of the goals for kindl. s for kids program has philadelphia school curriculum entirely paperless, that is a a long way off, in the meantime, students are hoping that tablets like this will make their education catch fire. at south philadelphia high school mike dinardo for kyw news radio for kyw "eyewitness news". >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00, now at 6:00 we have got new details about that police officer allegedly caught on camera, gunning down an up armed suspect trying to runaway. >> hear from people, who grew up with officer michael slager kate. another very chilly evening in

philadelphia, we have mist and drizzle bull tomorrow we have a eye on the threat for severe weather. i'll have the latest and look ahead at 6:00. >> same pesticide that led to the delaware family being hospitalized is being stored and used in mass right here in our own port. i'm alexandria hoff and i'll explain coming up. >> strong statement of support from city council from the lgbt community. coming up hear why one city council person says if you don't like so-called religious freedom laws in arkansas or indiana you should move to philadelphia

. so, let take another look at storm scan three, the the cold front is all the way back, and moving into illinois, the warm front is rain you can see, lifting in the great lakes and producing, severe weather in western pennsylvania tonight. as we await the the arrival, still chill which an east wind 42 degrees at philadelphia international airport, 41 in atlantic city, but look at the warmth that awaits. we will feel a lit of the warmth coming in. 79 degrees in nashville. future weather shows a couple showers moving through here overnight with the warm